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Cynthia’s RememberMe Story

“There is so much more with our story, but this was enough to keep me going”

She lost her brother Rick in 2026. She shared this the day after his song arrived.

A record player and a phone playing a RememberMe song
Rick’s songThree Thousand Miles to California
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IRick’s song

“Three Thousand Miles to California”

A pop song for Rick · 3:22

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Verse 1

Chorus

Verse 2

Chorus

Bridge

Final Chorus

IIHer words, in his song

What she wrote about Rick, word for word, and the lines it became.

  1. A memoryWhen we talked about when we were kids and did things together, we laughed.
    In the song 0:13

    We’d talk about the days when we were young

    The childhood memories and all the fun

  2. Who he wasHe could wiggle his ears and make me laugh
    In the song 0:20

    You’d wiggle your ears just to make me smile

    I’d laugh so hard, we'd stay on the phone a while

  3. His legacyHe was alone in California no friends left there and no family. I would call him as often as I could
    In the song 0:49

    I’d call you up, just hoping you were there

    You were out there on your own, the family was gone

  4. Her message to himI will always love you for the words that we would say when we hang up the phone. He would call me when he needed prayer and that touched me.
    In the song 0:52

    So touched every time you’d ask me for a prayer

    Before we hung up, before we were through

    We’d always say, "I will always love you"

  5. A memoryThe last time I was in California we went to a… I looked out the window as we were eating. I saw dogs pooping and he goes. Oh sorry I took you to the dog.
    In the song 1:11

    I think about that California visit, grabbing a bite

    Looking out the window at a funny kind of sight

    The dogs were making messes, you didn't miss a beat

    Said, "Sorry I brought you to the dog place to eat"

  6. What she missesI especially is his laughter, his voice… I wish I would’ve been there. He was all alone when he died.
    In the song 0:45

    Your voice and your laughter are what I miss most

    It breaks my heart you were alone at the very end

    I wish I could have been there, my brother and my friend

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IIIRick’s story

Rick was very loving to his sister. He could wiggle his ears and make her laugh.

When they talked about being kids and the things they did together, they laughed.

He was alone in California, with no friends left there and no family. She lives far away, in Tennessee, and she called him as often as she could. A lot of times he didn’t answer, “but when we did talk, we had a good time.”

“I will always love you for the words that we would say when we hang up the phone.”

What she wrote to him

He would call her when he needed prayer. “That touched me,” she wrote.

On her last visit to California, they went out to eat. She looked out the window and saw dogs pooping, and he said he was sorry he’d taken her there.

She misses his laughter, his voice and the times they shared. “I wish I would’ve been there,” she wrote. “He was all alone when he died.”

She asked for a tender, peaceful song for her brother.

IVEverything she said

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